The phrase "active and responsive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is engaged and reacts quickly to stimuli or requests.
Example: "The customer service team is known for being active and responsive, ensuring that all inquiries are addressed promptly."
Alternatives: "engaged and reactive" or "dynamic and attentive".
Despite their unusual structure, polytenes function as interphase chromosomes and are transcriptionally active and responsive to hormonal and environmental signals (such as heat shock).
Support for various Linux based tools is based on the open source communities and with the exception of some of the instant messenger clients, all of which are quite active and responsive.
So now you're off and running, and you've got a vibrant, active, and responsive email list of subscribers.
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During stress exposure the distribution of downregulation levels moves to ever decreasing values, due to the death of active and responsive cells.
Our behavioral results support such a convergent shift towards less active and responsive flies (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
I have owned businesses in Laguna Beach for years and have never seen a more pro-active and responsive City Council as it relates to business.
Although the relationship between outcomes and good and bad care practices were not equally strong for all available QIs, 10 QIs had a good enough relationship between identifiable pro-active and responsive care practices.
In the current study of interfacially active and magnetically responsive poly (methylmethacrylate-acrylicacid-divinylbenzene)/ironoxide magnetic composite nanoparticles with raspberry like surface morphology were designed and synthesized by direct soap free emulsion polymerization followed by solvothermal technique.
Membrane endothelial protein C receptor (mEPCR) is highly expressed in peritubular capillaries of kidneys from patients with active and poorly responsive lupus nephritis (LN).
Research has shown that the appearance of preterm infants is judged as less attractive than full term infants and their behaviour is observed as less alert, less attentive, less active and less responsive than that of full-term infants.
